Hope is Essential to Success

Last week China celebrated teachers during their 28th Annual Teacher’s Day and The Party Chief of Shanghai Mr. Yu Zhengsheng Continue reading →

Thank you, Mrs. Shriver

In the Special Olympics movement, we have so many amazing youth who are inspired to become the leaders of today Continue reading →

Reflection on National Service Learning Conference by Mandi DeWitt

This past April, two of eight of our high activation State Programs attended the National Service Learning Conference (NSLC) in Continue reading →

Lovin’ Scoopful Compassion Award Winners

You may know that Lovin’ Scoopful Ice Cream created the Lovin’ Compassion Award to recognize young visionaries ages 8 to Continue reading →

Teacher Blog 2: Attleboro Youth Spread the Word to Everyone!

We often take for granted our abilities and appearances. Many students often don’t see the true potential and strengths of their peers, Continue reading →

Teacher Blog 1: E. L. Wright Middle School’s Unified Physical Education

There are many approaches to how Project UNIFY is implemented within our school systems. Most State Programs introduce Project UNIFY to Continue reading →

It’s not a “disability”. It’s a different ability!

Many people today view individuals with disabilities as different people based upon their appearances and behaviors. To me and other Continue reading →

Importance of Project UNIFY

Hi, I’m Jerry! I’m an athlete from Special Olympics Virginia and been competing for almost 15 years. I work with Continue reading →